Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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oe PARLEY SHELDON The position of Treasurer of the Board of Education is one of peculiar re- sponsibility. The fact that one man has held this post for thirty years is sufficient evidence that his services have been of the greatest. Year after year Parley Sheldon has been re-elected, and as often he has faithfully and thoroughly performed the duties of his office. But Mr. Sheldon is esteemed not so much for his official position as for his friendly interest in the schools as a whole, and especially in the High School. He has never refused to help the High School students in any way possible, and such aid has always been of the sort that would be most appreciated. This commencement marks the fiftieth anniversary of Ames Senior High Sehool. In 1878 the first class, of five members, was graduated. Sinee then many classes have come and gone; each has made a name for itself in the High School; each has made a larger contribution to the larger coneerns of the com- munity and state. But ‘‘old age hath vet his honor and his due,’’ and we give all due reverence to the four remaining members of that first graduating class of 1878: J. J. Grove Sallie Winter Schmidt A. B. Maxwell G. G. Johnson. Sixteen AA h A A A a a A وا ا‎ A ا ا‎ A bui Aa A A Aa Aa A a a A A a A a a a M A Ad Aa M A M Ma